Pete Townshend had enough sense to realise where he wanted to take his career, even if it meant going down some strange detours. Read more here.

The nonprofit Homewood Arts Council bringing rock veterans together for birthday tribute to Pete Townshend of The Who.

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British rock legends The Who will kick off their final North American tour with a farewell performance at Amerant Bank Arena ...

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